Largo do Pelourinho
A Point on a Triangular Square
Continuing North
Rua Direita de Santo Antônio
Churrascaria de Rodízio
The Estuary and Recife
It Was a Hoot
Looking Out from Central Recife
Glowing
Cashew Juice
Another Colonial Gem
From Olinda
Voted One of the World's Most Beautiful
The Two Brothers
Sally Lightfoot
Morro do Pico
We Might Remember this as Shark Beach
Frigate Bird
Our Aluminium Frigate Bird
Bioparque Pantanal
Gazing
Dangerous Animals are a Hit with Everyone
Boca da Onça
Unmistakable Salvador
Elevador Lacerda Behind Me
Natural Ventilation
No, Jo, it will Never Fit
The Belly Button of Bahia
Our First Salvador Meal, Moqueca
The Curves of Bahia
In One of the Mines
A Stop
Looking Back to Central Ouro Preto
The "Gold Church"
Looking Over Ouro Preto
Parque Natural Municipal das Andorinhas
Typical Streetscape
More Specifically, Black-tufted-ear Marmoset
Feeding Frenzy
Marmoset
Unesco WHS, Ouro Preto
Main Praça, Ouro Preto
A Work by Aleijadinho
Around Town
Waiting
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Mmmm, Blue Drinks
To be honest, I don't remember what the drinks were marketed as. It's not the drinks we need to remember. The meals were great, simple meals that felt more like they came from a home kitchen, but it's not those either.
The photo is here for us to remember the trouble we had finding somewhere to enjoy the sunset after scurrying through an increasingly emptying market. Feeling dodgier at every turn, we were convinced there must be somewhere on the seaward side to sit and drink and eat.
And almost everything was closed. Almost. One stalwart little eatery right on the water's edge, complete with views of the sunset and islands. Drinks, food, and our fingers on the ferry pulse of Salvador. That is what we want to remember.
The photo is here for us to remember the trouble we had finding somewhere to enjoy the sunset after scurrying through an increasingly emptying market. Feeling dodgier at every turn, we were convinced there must be somewhere on the seaward side to sit and drink and eat.
And almost everything was closed. Almost. One stalwart little eatery right on the water's edge, complete with views of the sunset and islands. Drinks, food, and our fingers on the ferry pulse of Salvador. That is what we want to remember.
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